Really, just one shell like 0.4 wall thickness?
yes, in two ways. spiralize will print only one shell, so for a thicker shell you will have to use a larger nozzle. But I think your model won't work at all, because it has two shells each layer, one for the outer contour, one for the inner contour. spiralize only makes sense with massive models. it prints the model, but without the benefit you would expect from it. i learned by printing a hollow vase. one contour was printed with incrementally rising z, then the inner contour was printed at constant z. then the next inner contour at rising z then outer contour at constant z,... so in the end i had a z-scar and aditionally varying layer height.
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Nicolinux 288
I think you could use it. Remember though that spiralize does one shell only. This might break your model.
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avogra 68
I think spiralize only works if there is a single wall at each layer so that it can be printed without any travel moves. your model has an inner and an outer circle which aren't connected so i think it won't work right.
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fergazz 60
thank you guys!
Really, just one shell like 0.4 wall thickness? That`s so thin.
This object has 1.2 and some points are wider.
It`s not that time that I will try spiralize... and I don`t think I will do something that thin.
Cheers!
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